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Date: | Mon, 10 Nov 1997 05:19:17 -0600 |
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> The Caribbean Association of Madison-UW invites you to attend a lecture
> on:
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> The Liberation of the Congo and Pan Africanism in 1997
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> by
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> Dr. Tajudeen Abdul Raheem
> General Secretary of the Pan African Congress
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> Monday, November 24, 1997
> 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
> Memorial Union, TITU
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> Dr. Abdul Raheem is the General Secretary of the Global Pan African
> Movement, which has its headquarters in Kampala, Uganda. He was born in
> Nigeria and as a Nigerian Rhodes scholar studied at Oxford University in
> the United Kingdom. His dissertation was a comparative study of
> democratic
> politics in Africa, and at the end of his tenure at Oxford in 1990, he
> received his doctorate in Political Science. In his position as General
> Secretary, he organized the 7th Pan African Congress that brought
> together
> over 2000 representatives from around the world. This successful
> meeting
> provided the arena to discuss economic, political, and humanitarian
> issues
> of importance to the African diaspora. In early 1997 he interviewed
> Laurent Kabila about the liberated areas of the Congo. This interview
> was
> published in West Africa Magazine. Currently Dr. Abdul Raheem combines
> his
> work as General Secretary with teaching writing workshops working to
> develop a new concept of Pan Africanism from a grassroots level. He is
> the
> editor of the book Pan Africanism: Politics, Economy, and Social Change
> in
> the Twenty-first century (New York: New York University Press) 1996.
> Dr.
> Abdul Raheem's lecture will focus on contemporary political developments
> in
> the Congo as well as the concept of Pan Africanism.
>
>
> This event Is sponsored by The Caribbean Association Of Madison-UW, The
> African Studies Program, The Havens Center, The African Students
> Association, and The Associated Students Of Madison.
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